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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-09-24
Passes on EnelIsh railways.

l have found upon investigation that
the English railways hare to bear the oner-
Gus task in the way Of furnishing free
transportation to prominent individuals
and officials, as did the railroads in the
United States before the passage Of the
interstate commerce bill. / was told by
railroad official the other day that all OF
the royalties travel free, and that they
expect in addition special coaches. The
visiting royalties have also been furnished
free transportation, and in many instances
special trains. This pass system must be
very expensive. Coming up from Ports
mouth the other day, got a seat on the
special train assigned to the members Of
the house of peers. These peers had with
them innumerable relatives, and noticed
at one of the stations where the guard
came along to take up the tickets, that he
looked very much surprised when gave
him one. It was apparently the only
ticket taken up by him ON the train.
Every peer and peeress and every peer and
peeress in prospectrand every peers and
peeress' re...tiye had a ass.--Iondon Cor.
New York World.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-09-24
|" NTED

Acompetent WOMAN to do cooking and
house work No washing or ironing. Apply
at This OFFICE. 9l4
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-09-24
ANNAPOLIS Md SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER "a 1887


We will insert in this column advertise
rnente of Wants, For Rent, For Sale, Lost,
Found, &C., not exceeding four lines. ONE
WEEK. or less, for 25 Cents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-09-24
For Rent.

- TWO four rooms and basement HOUSES.
- Nos. AZ and 40 Hanover Street Apply
at MRS. SHJOURDAN. 49k Hanover st, -
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-09-24

ENOR SALE.-Two STOVES, aud several ar
II ticles of FURNITURE. Apply at No. rs
Prince George street 9l4-1w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-09-24
FOR SALE

A Marble>Slab Centre Table q large Mirror
and black cushioned Rocking Chair, will be
sold cheap for cash. Inquire of MRS. KIM
BALL. West Street. 9l9
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-09-24
WANTED

GA FARM from one to two hundred acres
within three miles of Annapolis. Ad-
dress Farm" CAPITAL once, Annapolis, Nd.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-09-24
"ANTED

Everybody to send their Collars, Cufs, and
Shirts, to +, VOLLMER, Jr., Agent for the
Palace Steam Laundry, So Main Street, Annap-
oils. Md. 9l1
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-09-24
FOR REN

The Old EPISCOPAL PARSONAGE on
Hanover Street, near Maryland Avenua. APP
ply at No. Church Circle. S29w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-09-24
FOR SALE

small lot of Thoroughbred YOUNG POUL-
TRY, such as Light Brahmas, White Leg
horn, and White Crested Black Polish. Apply
at THIS OFFICE. 9lolw
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-04-28
Here and There.

A green horn-Absinthe.
Well trained Railroad EN-
ployees.
A regular Corker-The negro
minstrel.
When is water not water!
When it is dripping.
They had a German at Hans
Schmidt's house. 1t was a boy.
A college for young women
will be opened at Princeton in
the fall.
1t is said Kentuckians rarely
cross the ocean, it is so hard for
them to live on water.
The sauce age followed very
shortly after the spare rib was
introduced. Poor Adam!
However useful the banker
chief may be, it is nearly always
destined to meet with cold re-
ception.
An Irishman says he can see
no earthly reason why women
should be allowed to become
medical men.
GA barking dog never bites"
But when he's done barking
what's to prevent him from
biting like all nation?
They thrash wheat to get the
good qualities out Of it. They
thrash a boy to get the good
qualities into him.
A Rutland physician, having
bought an interest in a milk
route, now derives greater in
come from the well then he
formerly did from the sick.
1t was a son of Erin who asked
the meeting to excuse him from
serving on a committee because
he expected to be unexpectedly
called away,
Opinion of a Leading Editor.-Almost all
the diseases that afflict us from infancyto
old age have their origin in disordered
liver. A really good liver medicine is the
most important in the whole range of
pharmacy. We believe Simmons Liver
Regulator to be the best among them all.
We pin eur faith upon the Regulator, and
If we could persuade every reader who is
In Ill health to buy It, we would willingly
vouch for the benefit each would receive.
Ed Cincinnati Gazette
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-04-28
ALSO PLUMBING

In all its branches done at short notice
and at low prices.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-04-28
"a W. ABR


Eastern STANDARD
I'M and after WedpesSan,.@ ,
~ 1886, Passenger fan. aP1l
Annapolis, daily, Except Supss sui ?.
LEAVE ANNAPOLIS
AT GAO a. M, and l2.O5p,m al.
P. m, and 5,25 p. m. Arrive -" !, y I
lis, at S.5S a. M, and Las n ~ m ''s ,s9s.
,. M, and 7.l5 p, m. "'' ''o 7.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave as follows S9Oa m -,
p.m Arrive at Annanolis - >, '1 ~ !. 4
m. and 6.2S p. m. ' Al Tvs
Through coaches are run IN an,
above trains between BaltImo,s' ~. ' 7
narolis ''''''' al8 4
Through freight from Bal,ino,. i
Local Freight Trains leave A. u,
Tuesdays and Fridays at qOOs =
Freight will be Transported s,,t...
est rates, and will be received y - ~ J.
more for Shipment to ANNAPOLIS -
as 800 n. m. I
p m. }. WILSON BROWN
TT President and 4.
j. II. Brown. Gen. Ticket Act
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-04-28
9'1'snr's snid,
RB. & 0. RIIlss,.
IHE MODEL FAST LINZ E,v
p0UAlE Track JAssrr o..
An rSse camden Static.


:, For pr Annapolis, 40 s@' to
M m. a anq SO. go p: m. On SUNDAY md ~
-. For Way Stations betvss, =
and Washington, SID 'se 81 Bath
l2,l5, 300, $50, ii, 80 = %, s@t
day, $50. 9.O5 a. M y Bo y, N; O !
HOO p. m. Low 900, 6.s ,
Trains leave Washington e.
as follows: E'ou iof Bshs
D q a; N m, $50 a. m, $40,
m, $50 a. m, 1905 a. m =, ID ~ IN
m, L'25 p. M, S.l5p. N '3 81 lie
4.SO P: m, 4.40 p. m, !. % = C.SO
M, 700 p. m, SIS D. m, m p 81. n 81
m; On Sunday only | 30 n Sna ll9
From Annapolis, sis, is !, q M
o.S9 ! ?; n m, On Sunday, iO00, " 1.
and go p. m. VIVA Q, !
Baggage called for and i
hotels and residences on o, SSaeces
ticket office, l52 West Bsl, Jjsuee h
Camden Station, and 81 Sua o. y.
DAVID LEE, n + r 53'oatp
Genl. Superintendent. Gan y, i \
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-04-28

Ladies Dress-Go from |
25c. per yard.
Plain and Brocade Velvetesl
and Colored IaCes for Ore
Trimmings, cheap.
Dress Ginghams, CalicOes@
ton and Flannels, at redue
prices.
Gents, Ladies and Chilra.
Underwear, Hosiery, Silk Y Y
Linen Handkerchief, Linen Y
lars, Cuffs, Silk Ties, Scars o.
Bows, at very low prices.
Black and colored Jersl5
Jersey Capes, Gents and NJ y.
Knit Jackets and White Sl''
very cheap. =
Calico shirts for 300 woTil y
Boys white shirts lot Il -
worth soc. -.
Splendid line Of ladies V'''
and listers will be ,os1
CLOSED OUT AT COoi. !.
All other goods in 'i''' :
Drices to silt Tie times.
]. FRANK KRAMER
nov4-tf FrahCD
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17
General News.


BUSINESS fair.
RIVER still falling
CLEAR and pleasant.
The Lee liners are behind time.
TnE City OF Cairo is due from Vcksburg.
THE big Helena is on her way from New
Orleans TO this port.
Tmr Arkansas, White, Tennessee and Cum
bcrland rivers continue 10 fall.
TmE Eugene will probably arrive in time
b leave Saturday for Arkansas river.
TmE J. A. Woodson "a coming from White
river. She will return TO that stream Satur-
day.
DurING the twcnty-four hours ending at
noon yesterday the river here remained
stationary.
GEoRGE CoRBrrr went out as second clerk Of
the Benton, and John Kahn took charge OF
the lower deck.
C,Pr HIRAM IIItL has purchased the re-
mains OF the wreck OF the Silver Cloud at
auction for $3.50.
TnE snag-boat II. @. Wright has gone to
The mouth OF the Missouri river, and will
work from there south To Cairo.
TnE Benton, from Concoriia. brought l0G
bales Of cotton and 500 sacks OF cotton seed.
She went back last night with big trip.
TnE Chs. +. Choutcau i due from New
Orleans. She will return 10 the south rs
soon ~ unloaded. Capt. ii. &. Lowe il
agent
SWEENEY nRos. have secured the contract
10 build the government lighthouse steamer
for the Ohio river district. Shc will cost
SO, 90 and j. to have a steel hull.
TnE Rene Macrcdy arrived from Walnut
Bend with ~ bales 81 cotton, 2as bag ~
-
left ia the evening for Blues Point
TmE Gayoso leaves here at > O'Clock this
evening Tor Osccola, Tiptonyillc aud oil way
landings on the upper coast. Capt. ". T.
Hall commando, with u. o. Mitchell aud X.
A. Mcnzics IN the office.
TuE Oakland. en- route from ST. Louis 10
New Orleans, aud towing Xix hargcs, arrived
Yesterday afternoon aud landed her tow %
The foot uf rrczeyant street. Size viii pfpha
bly dOublc-trip over Presidents island bar
TnE lee line packets, James lee aud
Cuahoma. which should have lett hc.r yes
tcrday, had not arrived up to a late hour last
night They will probably be found Ia port
this morning and may leave during the day.
TnE Kate adams, Capt Mark Cheek, j. the
regular packet leaving this evening Tor Hell.
cna, TcrWnc. Cuncorlia, Arkansas city and
all way landings Capt. Vim. Blankcr ~
tllfl flfTht hllN y hr-iTt'N W INV ilt'' "iiN
Harry Beet.
TuE season Tor through transportation on
] the Mississippi. river between ~. Louis aud
~ Paul, has closed aud the river traffic has
| been heavier Than Tor many ycars past. one
cause of this has been the interstate COM
mcrcc law, which tOpk considerable from
railroads and gave it 10 the steamboat com.
I panics
fur War Eagle, towing a barge. arrived
| yesterday afternoon from St. Louis, and
will leave early this morning for Nicksbutg.
I She put of here . ~ packages, including
| TO- bales ni cotton ~ bags OF seed cotton,
| ! .2sl sacks 81 cotton seed, 90 barrels II
/ -four. aud added scycntv'iivc tons Of freight
| for way pput.. The War Eagle was four
/ DAYS making the run from Cairo. being com.
/ pcllcd to lay up day and night on account ~
| smoke. lng aud low water. She was aground
| tvput,.our hour VI Stewards.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17
BY TELEGRAPH.



NEw York. Nov. l6.--Money on call easy
al 4 to per cent; last loan, per cent;
closed, Offered at 3 per cent
Prime mercantile paper, Gas per cent.
Sterling exchange dali but steady, at IslH
for sixty day bills, and 81 for demand.
Government bonds were dull and steady.
state bonds were entirely neglected.
The stock market was more active to-day
than for months past, and the same steady,
but slow advance IN prices marked the deal
ing-, still further material gains being the
result 81 the days trading. While there was
no news 81 a character 10 affect values, there
was more decided evidence given OF the
reaction in public opinion, aud the an
nOunccmcnt that Western Union was tO be
granted u quotation on the London stock
exchange, though IL WIS aii-rNafj denied,
had a stimulating effect upon that stock aud
indirectly upon the general list The CON
yiction Of the largest buckot--hop keeper In
the city nl-o gave an impetus 10 the general
good feeling inside the board, aud M helped
the improvement. Everything shared In the
advance, and the business done was more
equally divided than usual of late and the
gains more uniform. Almost all stocks
reached higher figures than nt any time
during the present rise, tho buying being
general and the market hruadcned pcrcepti.
bly,. Railroad bonds were also active aud
strong. sales, SlCn5,O0 The Atlantic a
Pacific incomes aud Erie seconds furnished
si5s.OD aud sli2OO respectively. Final
prices were almost invariably higher The
total sales Of stocks today were jj,i ljl shares.
Closing quotations
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Inc big pit was filled the entire session by
an Interested and some times excited crowd
me movement was upward, and appears TO
pe advancing on its merits, Liverpool ca
bles carry We're very favorable, ana after
lhere was general advance of &c to &c
and December stcadied for am hour at 7IAc
ana May Mt S0Ac Then came other and
stronger cables, together with the report
That the boat loads taken for export were
largo, and on this there was another bulge
OF Ac, which sent December to 49, s@754c
and May to Sl%Cgslhc, an advance Of from
;;scto Ac over the outside prices ON Tuesday.
Inc movement Of wheat on this side was not
unlavorable. Receipts at leading primary
points were but G3I 900 bushels, New York
export clearances were 21l 600 bushels, bet
ter than for many days. Total receipts here
were lG7 cars, of which IA cars were spring
anu but nineteen cars of this grades No. =.
There was less talk of injury TO winter
wheat crops than yesterday, but the active
speculative feeling was the direct result Of
foreign demand. The firmncss in wheat was
maintained TO the close of the afternoon ses-
sion, which was at the highest point of the
day-75ssc December and 78Sc January.
One feature of the peculiar strength Of the
market is found in the fact that quite num-
Der of houses which sold for n reaction were
forced To cover at higher iigurers which gave
an impetus TO the upward movement.
Corn was good second to wheat both for
activity or for advance in prices. Local re-
ceipts were 45l cars about forty cars better
than expected, but still light. Cables were
very encouraging. Many operators who sold
for reaction were forced to cover at higher
prices. The country continued to buy.
The leading features, as in wheat, was the
foreign advance and the. shipping demand.
The speculative feeling was vigorous, and
the volume OF trading was quite liberal. The
advance was &c for January, and 1901 &c
for other futures The final price for jan
uary was 451kc, and May I03sc
Provision traders were not slow in follow
ing the lead of grain, and business was on a
large scale, with wider fluctuations on all
speculative articles The receipts OF hogs
were large, but packers went in and bid
prices up, indications being that they wanted
to get prices up 10 sell their products at bet
ter prices. Outside orders came in freely.
The buying, coupled with free purchases by
the local crowd and assisted by the advance
in wheat and corn, caused prices OF pork 10
advance 1870, lard l2lzc, and short ribs Doc.
The close was at the top figures.
There was fair activity in the speculative
market for oats, and prices were again
stronger, in sympathy with the improvement
in other lines. Almost the entire trading
was in May, which advanced &c over Tues
days Blessings, or TO 3Os4c bid. This was the
final price for the day.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17
Iinn.rhnIa snnpIIes.

irtir krrturky siu,t t2@I per bril-
Nre York A. 1hI ~ dried apple. Gao lr
Irf pound innm tioro Dried I'a'hrs. ,m5 ~
iufm sinu.
NDrutr Onions a. 5,@3 p"r brl
tt 20 per bu tahlurr Nufih'u. 30 Itr
ipl kmui lt1ruls ~ OftN holt hlr'la
a. gSf't ~ GaHirHti IHf ir'
rI,Atr Barrels, A. S@i uf bali barrels.
kthft 49,
1000 Sarrr ~ 'lc
Imu aumnRr-. tidnh1 % por boN. ~ 500
pfrhh lemons shl ~ erhuN. banana
VI inm2 o per bunch
NtrrH, uUunuuts sH pr iuo Peanuts
virginia o.. T,nuc.srv. farmer stock. Sc
g. rlsr,l ~, higher shollod, TO- rcuns
#f,Nls. iMiny
Wul,s london layer. o. layer, 3. rs
California a. ~.
Htrm uuiicrinc. lie. creamery, 2ih1
IA dairy it,1ir country butter ih@AE.
lutttn Chickens Spring ~ i1d2 ~.
hons A. tm30 turkey, enh drcs-oi
chickens fim1 turkeys, lWdlic prr ~.
. ducks ~ ,INN geese. ~
ruIrui.a iiuu selling 90 ntbtAl per hu.
~ wft2 - per brl sweet poiato'., ~ ~" :
prr hrl.
,uir. New York. o. orcr bil mud % IA
pri hall hd,
C,vr quail, u 2,@i ~ pr dorm.
sVuifr'ls. ~ 2scti ID pcr duy'n. \cni.uu-
/ Whole dDcr tNtjU saddles, Ia Wild
duck. 81 tusi peg dozen. Rabbits " 'btt
| . q, per dozen. rmidc ohirkcns " per
! duyru
Ni,t,,U pct GALLON. iOai1c.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17

Sra.H Pare white. Gikc. of white. Gif0g
csc. yellow clarified OdGi4c; refined A,
Csc. standard gunulated, re, plantation
granulated. &c. powdered, Ij4c; cut Loaf,
q. easy.
hcr-Loui,iana, soc, Carolina, o@G,lc;
strong
CasDirs-siicks an sizes, IN boxes, pals
aud barrels, 100 fancy assorted, Jo@iei
hrm.
Sosrs ,Sb CAspLr.--Soap, '3@5jsc; can.
dlrs. fall weight, sA.@Dc.
CnrTsE-Now York factory, o.; full cream,
ihtiJitc. Young America, lie.
t1FFFE-C Common. 1890, ordinary, N't@
enf.c. fair. 2iam22i.c; prime Rio, 22A.C
choice to fancy, 2i'i@2SAci old government
1mg1c; quiet
sur-Saginaw. 81 3j6l ~ per barrel;
surks. zinc, A. 3j@i ~, coar-c, ~ i0al ~,
pockets. blcnchcd ~ -, mixed, barrels,
siO ~ mixed, 2ACtIc.
CANNrn Goor.-Pinc apples, o. 2j@i 10.
Peaches. pounds. standard, " ~. . pounds,
standard y 49, seconds. u %. Tomatoes
pounds. standard. siGtl 10. pounds,
standard. 81 25al ~. Strawberries, u ~.
Haspbcrrics. q ~. Blackbcrrics, " ibtti -.
Green gagrs. a 15ai NJ. Pear, Al 1Ea2 -.
plums, ~ G,@l -. Asparagus, " 15tti -
Green rnri. ~ aiffi g. Green peas, - %
$50. Cove oysters lull weight, pound, ~.
. pounds ~ Ni6ii 10, light weight pound
OiaSe. . pounds. il@i ~. Condensed
milk. crown. So 5lftj NJ. Eagle. y 20. swiss,
/ g. 90 salmon. o. ~ sariinc- tHOp mus
iard sariinr' - -. Mack'rcl, " ~, herring
nHokcrsl. - -.
NUt,er Louisiana. fsir. ga choice new
| H1r urw. prime, a. centrifugal, ian'N5 ~"
/ - r1f'npn 20 iair, IN p prime 70 choice
| 600 g. nrm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17
Catarrhal Dangers.

To BE- feed itum the dangers Of sunooniion Nhilc
i,lne down 10 breathe irr'ly. sleep soundiy and
undlstrrbc,l. N rice rrirshci. bead clear. buln
active and fryc INN Iaiu ur nchC io know that no
poisonous puirid matter dcnlc, the brnih aud
rots away the dclcuir machinery n SMELL in,lc
and hearing. 10 icrl that the system does not
through N vein. aud hrrries. suck up the poison
that j. furc 10 undermine and destiny. is Indeed a
blessing beyond Oh other human eployment4 To
purchase Immunity imm such o fate should ~ the
obl,ct Of ali afflicted rut those who have uici
man, rmcdlc, aud phlscIan' despair u relief OF
rurc.
sANrorD's RADICAL rrrr meets every phase II
Caiarrh fron simple head cold 10 the mot ioath.
snme and dc.iusitc sLtsrs Il l. lorai and cunsti.
tuiionii iu.tIrt ln niir,iur. permanent in cur
ms 30 '..ur.ril and never hIlng.
s,NI...ts iiir.,it trrr consists of one iotie
al Iiir I, AutDAl ttnf. one buA ni IArAuuuAt No,s
vtNr aud one lurru,gn iNuAiIn. nii wrstgad In
one packagc, with iualsc and directions AMI old
by All dWrfists iut "
twurn Date CLINICAL Co n14fny.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17

ifa- FrrrVrrs--ia1iy. mes pork 80 p
eIg 81. sgr1f cured hams men -;
t-yakfr.s taluun. li sfli-c. clear sid,. ha-
con. go clear 10 sides, bacon. sc; long
r.err bacon. ~ bacon shoulder. jisc. bulk
J-Irf. riels side. 1H.M1i.c. clear rib sides.
sse7t.c. long clear. 80. shoulders, 5'.c
Ltup-TicrCc.. &c. half bril-, ne; kgs,
shr. choice kettle. $50 higher.
fisH-Mackercl. half barrels, No. !, " ~;
No 2. 81 o. No. 3. ~ - iD.lb Kit No. l.,
81 - No. 2, 81 10, No. 3, 81 "a. Dry her
ring. family, 2Jc Per box.
Pos FnI-Bafrcls, g. ~, half barrels,
s. -. kegs, 81 -.
FEE-H MEaTs-ChOico beef headquarters,
GlI7c. fofequartcrs, yric, second grade,
headquarters. o.. forcquarters, &c; common,
hindguartcr. 2,sc. fOrequaricrs, ic. sheep
30. Hog, 70.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17
GENERAL MARKET.
HreaslstuHs-

CoxN Mr,f-Staudar,l, s. SNa2 q, pearl,
s. .sa.s ~ rol.eT. . ANa2 ~, quiet
kE,Ns-NaNy - Svs2 IS
otr MEu-ln hall brl, seas 20 from
ffU-t
llarr-Frln stow, Common. So y. fam
Isl So bb yhri>. - - fancy, -, extra fan
"a . q, ullfGi a. So firm.
kIa1TI1c,--SaAa extra q sola, irchle cN-
~. s-c ruFt- Soaps Srias'sC, assorted
ruhrs Dee
tuaBl WH.--i1 bali trls, s. - from
fn5irU
Hmn- sSl tG--s-r-ar sory. ssa3 -
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17
Miscellaneous.

N,uotys. ct m7a,c.
Tir 81 nmi 20
suot Drop. 81 -. bu,k, ~ ~.
lIfu..G.
Ntt. Iron. o. i5al ~. steel. a. 31@2 ~.
tnurln kcF. a., hall icEs A. -. quar-
f.I trr. 81 ~
NmfEh Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
Maryland aud rrnnsil,nnin R,c. ilphin.nn
Hud Lincoln counties Tennessee Whlsklrs
tyrpnlus 10 age and make common whisky,
WhNetl %. according ~ proof
t"r,yru.. Common, aiiaa,c. other Fmdr,.
afhtstH.
~,rrra Cnruers 90 NJ. Ralpli's $40 'i.
n'lfuii. 40 -. Gail 4 Az ~
Cost o.. Prime white. " hnlrsalc lots. To-
poe gallon
Wool. Bury grease wool, unNa,hcd, $50
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17
T~s.G.Eac~

Et~,-4'hnirt --gm su.-t H- car load
lrnr trrm a. huui saEa Erllas siorc.
Stcs1,g 7ir inni yum lfFrt dr dfr1f SEA
lH 1i-Ii.-r trm suu-r sac Gl- l1nl trvn
ir'uu rr h1ug -
IHE-1 ru uu~r N@R'l -t1l ltree %
hfTul slf -hml.
HuI -I'rpu .unvf Win h,r p Nr3 ~,
t~m irrH f1 hipuc vllnf I tT-k t'fat>
- htnilE
Ts-f-F-m ll~f VIM ~ r Vt3 -.
rlm lfref rt bytG vl.lf On t-ls s-'s.s-,
r sEs ST. u-101 -E t--t 1.ast-E .l *,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-17

Hoos-Choice, ia.c; good, r.@Iatc; COM
mon. 4i.di'sc.
sHErr-Choice, $50; medium, 3@3'ic;
common. Siai ~
L,NHs-Choicc, -; common to good, per
hcAd. a. 51as.
GEtss CtrTLE-Choicc. 3i,d3isc good,
- stsi., fair to medium. 2d2'sc: seal
Aua-s iei '.c. fccders, light iAS2c; heavy
.lasfrG.
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Mute. aud Horses.

NyIE-Molcrate demand, u 20 i5H
fanis high. sl2Ja 80; IS to 10 hands high,
SiissiSi
HoEsEs-Mo'lcra,e demand; drivers, Sl00
Gle heavy draft, $50 saddle, Si25ca 30;
evia saddle, s9Hdpt plug, 500 -;
Texas ponies. siSdGp.
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lSc; clear grease wool. o3G3j bury washed,
sO,aSoc; tub washed 3y@%Gc.
BEEswAN-90c.
TALLEw-Sd3iSc.
lIIDEs-Dry flint No. !. l3@l3'sc; No. 2,
iWGi0isc; dry saltcd. SG Ia, green saltod,
No !, 64mTc; No. >, SIC; green, Ia5c;
sheepskins I5cMSl
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LIZ. stock.

CmcAoo. Ill., Nov iG-1hc Drovcrs
Journal reports. Cattle Receipts i20p
shipments $500 Market generally weaker
aud SLOW. cNtm, a. OOta ~ shipping steers
~ ,stts stacker, and feeders s9a3 -.
COWS, hulls aud mixed. 81 2it2 - Texas
cattle. ~ 5iet3 no. western cattle, s2Ota 80.
lIurs- Receipts. $4,000 shipments. l0go
Market closed stronger mixed, ~ iV@a ~
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Cmr,oo. M, Nov ~ \ huls Boo wheat
Was thc leading fcatur uu chang. tnlly.
nlthourh lie drninc.s ui ,urH aud prt, sion.
vs. .rsr,el, lrs. noiigbh'y \ nrt advance
"f ii,c VA scorrl bog wheat mninly
m, rc,a.t Of an inorcassd lvrisn demand
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COTTON MARKETS.

II, local cotton market op-ned sasy and
slo-.d steady. middi.ny . siCc. salc',
: 7pD bale,. including 40 last evening q
which 500 b. exporter and 2 10 90 spin
ncrs receipts 5.7G bilc,s shpmrH'' ij57
bale. stock on hand. 10 800 bale receipts
20 date, S3l sol bale, shipmeni @, date,
~ 20 bales
ENcH,VoE QrOT tTioys
Ordinary, nominal rood ordinary. SOLO;
in.idling low. q ,-ie' wiiil.ug o hiGi
good middiing l5iGe middHnr isir i0i.c.
lair nominal.
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Cotton seed Products.

PEINE CRUDE L--30a3lc; prime sum
me: yellow, SiCd36c; choice cooking sum
sii 2Sali 9l, car load lots; less than car
load si6 3SGl6 80.
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on and rarprstiue.

WuNtNUroN. y. g., Nov lj.-furpcnthe
Firm at 3lc.
ClryrIASp. o. Nov. iJ.--Pctrolcum-
Firm. =. W, iiOo. re.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
AYrrat oyytE

WEDNESDAY EvTSfN6. NCr d. ~.
The money market 5 firm % strong AMI
rates arr unchanged at pr cen, The dc-
mand i heavy AMI he supply 'uheisn'
only for ihc regular custom OUTSIDE ousr-
ing, at higher rate. have b,en declined
The Clearing house report IS as iollous,